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A diplomat in Addis Ababa has said the African Union is still waiting for a response from the Tigrayan side.

Elon Musk has made yet another U-turn on the acquisition of Twitter, days before he is scheduled to appear in court.

Working-class Istanbul districts like Bagcilar are the epicentre of the tension between Syrians and Turks.

Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, chairperson of the Qatar Foundation, opens the global summit in Doha.

Baku says the grave contains remains of its soldiers who were allegedly executed by Armenian troops.

Two Americans and a Dane are honoured for laying the foundation for a more functional form of chemistry.

A decade ago, a young French researcher and an 8-year-old Indian boy met. Their friendship has guided both their lives.

The island nation is in the grip of a dire economic crisis and has defaulted on its foreign loans.

The attack on the peacekeepers occurred close to the border with Cameroon, in an area rife with militia activity.

At least 131 people have now died, among them 33 minors, following a stampede at the Kanjuruhan stadium in East Java.

Brightly coloured toy bears are made with white stuffing produced from an item more commonly found in a rubbish bin.

A 72-page report by Chess.com seen by WSJ says Niemann had likely received illegal assistance in over 100 online games.

Vladimir Putin formalises a move that Ukraine and its Western allies have condemned as a meaningless 'sham'.

Paid leave for menstrual pain should not substitute investments in health research for women and ethnic minorities.

Egyptian women use alternative therapies - colours, clay, movement and dance - to fight depression and other issues.

Attempts to boost forces in Ukraine appear chaotic and have unleashed rare shows of criticism.

At least 25 die after a bus carrying wedding guests veers off the road and falls into a deep gorge in Uttarakhand state.

Deputy economy minister says chipmaking requires collaboration to ensure a 'very resilient supply chain'.

Electricity supply restored after the country plunged into a blackout following the failure of its national power grid.

Swiss bank's plummeting share price has invited comparisons to the onset of the 2008 global financial crisis.

Latest weapons package, including four more HIMARS rocket launchers, comes as Ukraine military continues its advance.

Reserve Bank of New Zealand raises the benchmark rate by half a percentage point in fifth straight outsized hike.

Countries are looking to mend relationship strained since a Solomon Islands-China agreement was confirmed in April.

Italian voters have chosen a right-wing coalition to govern the nation.

Exercises designed to show allies' military capabilities and deter North Korea from carrying out more 'provocations'.

Young people are leading opposition to the coup and have not been deterred by the military's harassment and brutality.

Former president's lawyers ask top court to allow 'special master' to vet documents before they are reviewed by gov't.

Officials say Norway, Venezuela and Cuba would be “guarantor states” and civil society groups would be “essential”.

There are early signs of caution for world's most valuable car maker, including for its increasingly premium pricing.

It is hoped the vote will bridge deep ethnic divides in the Balkan country.

The case could have implications for the future of voting rights in the US, where partisan voting maps are common.

Russian defence ministry maps show rapid pullbacks in key Kherson region amid Ukraine army's counteroffensive.

Home secretary wants blanket ban on anyone entering the UK irregularly, such as on small boats crossing from France.

Authorities in the central African nation launched bids for 30 oil and gas blocks in July.

After the billionaire tried to get out of the deal, a securities filing showed he agreed to buy the social media site.

Russian president has repeatedly pledged to use all means at his disposal to keep his country safe.

Job openings in the United States dropped by 10 percent from 11.2 million in July to 10.1 in August, data shows.

Her music reflected her pride in her humble background and spoke frankly of her experiences as a woman and mother.

Partnership is set to be announced at a news conference on Wednesday, reports say.

Many African countries depend heavily on grain imports from Russia and Ukraine and the war has disrupted global supply.

The five-day festival commemorates the slaying of a demon king by the lion-riding, 10-armed goddess Durga.

Herschel Walker says he strongly opposes abortion rights and calls the accusation in The Daily Beast a “flat-out lie."

Electoral reform imposed on election day threatens to undermine Bosnian democracy.

The UK recorded more than 20 million COVID-19 cases and more than 166,000 deaths, the seventh-highest death rate.

The new schemes have been described by local media as the biggest shake-up in the country’s immigration policy in years.

Apart from parts of Bangladesh's northwest, 'the rest of the country is without power', says an official.

The wave of appointments is part of broader framework of military reforms, said a presidential spokesman.

The incident comes amid a wave of bank hold-ups as people grow frustrated over informal capital controls.

The UN says the Digital Security Act is being used to punish criticism of government, including environmental policies.

At least 19 others missing as soldiers and rescuers scour the area in the northern state of Uttarakhand.